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The Loop premiered on FOX on March 15, 2006

About the Show:
Recently graduated Sam Sullivan is the youngest executive in crude Russ's airline's Chicago HQ. Sam's ruthlessly ambitious direct chief, feminist Meryl, considers him a sexually desirable toy and fun to abuse because of his noble naiveté. Sam's brother, screw-up Sully, doesn't just live in his flat as a useless parasite, he compounds surprising problems, usually at some point also dumped on Sam. Written by KGF Vissers

Cast:

Bret Harrison	Sam Sullivan
Eric Christian Olsen	Sully Sullivan
Mimi Rogers	Meryl
Philip Baker Hall	Russ
Joy Osmanski	Darcy
Ian Reed Kesler	Derek Tricolli
Amanda Loncar	Piper
Sarah Wright	Lizzy

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Episode 1. Pilot
Sam thinks he just might have a chance with longtime crush Piper when she and her boyfriend Marco break up days before her birthday. Sam, Sully and Lizzy go all out on plans to make her birthday special, with Sam hoping Marco's absence will finally give him the chance to express to Piper how he feels about her. But Sam's feelings for Piper get in the way when he generously makes her an offer he soon regrets.

Meanwhile, Russ pressures Sam and his fellow executives to come up with a creative cost-cutting measure and Sam, in a sudden brainstorm, suggests canceling the one remaining perk his fellow employees at the airline enjoy, which doesn't endear him to his co-workers.

Episode 2. Jack Air
When Sam's boss Russ gives Sam the prestigious assignment of creating a low-cost airline carrier for their company, Sam relishes the challenge. Meanwhile Lizzy's friend Jenna, a VP ("veteran partier") for a tequila company, tries to convince Sam to compete against her in a tequila challenge. Sam is determined to excel at both, but Jenna's persuasiveness lands him on the beach in Cabo San Lucas the morning his presentation is due, forcing him to think on his feet and come up with the big idea that will prove to Russ he is up to the challenge of his assignment.

Episode 3. Tiger Express
Sam reconnects at the bar with Jolie, a girl he ditched on their third date. Meanwhile, Sam's boss Russ claims they're being beaten in the airline business by Virgin Airlines and Sir Richard Branson. Russ has assigned Sam to take the Virgin flight to Hong Kong and investigate all the first class amenities Virgin offers in order to beef up their own TransAlliance airline.

To make up for his previous date debacle with Jolie, Sam trades in his first class ticket for two coach tickets and invites her to accompany him on the flight, but while she's in the airport restroom, Russ boards the plane and after a minute has seen enough, insisting that Sam leave with him immediately - and the plane takes off with Jolie on it. Back at home, Sully's started his own sandwich business in his latest entrepreneurial brainstorm. After leaving Jolie in the lurch yet again on the flight to Hong Kong, Sam's determined to pick her up at the airport but the decision puts his job at risk

Episode 4. Trouble in the Saddle
On his way to an important business meeting at Russ's ranch, Sam stops off at home to put on some ranch attire. Sully has connected a zipline to the falafel cart across the street from their second-floor apartment and Sam gets pushed down it without the handle, smashing into the falafel cart below. He's rushed to the hospital with massive burns on his hands and a groin injury, but insists on leaving so he can get to his meeting on time. The doctor agrees to release him, but not until he can prove his groin area is in proper working condition. Desperate to get to the meeting out of fear of collapsing a major deal for the airline and getting fired, Sam is forced to choose Lizzy to help make the medical determination.

Episode 5. Year of the Dog
Sam's college experience in Beijing, China, pays off when Meryl seeks his expertise to assist with a vital presentation she's giving to the Chinese Department of Transportation in order to save Trans Alliance Air from potential downfall. Meanwhile, things at home get out of line when Sully starts a dog-sitting business. Sully mistakes Sam's flash drive, containing his presentation information, for a dog biscuit. As the presentation meeting approaches, Sam and his roommates scramble to come up with a quick-fix idea to retrieve the flash drive but it's Meryl who comes to the rescue.

Episode 6. Bear Drop Soup
When Sam’s boss Russ gives him a raise and an assignment to do a profit analysis of all the divisions, Sam comes up with a quick solution to the budget problem: cutting back the frequent flyer program. Not realizing this idea would translate to Russ’s eliminating the program completely, Sam finds himself in a bit of a predicament when his carpool buddy, who heads up the frequent flyer program, is fired – and all his coworkers turn against him. At home, Sully convinces Sam to buy a hot tub to celebrate his raise. Meanwhile, Piper hires a tutor who falls for Lizzy, but the guy’s excess body hair is a major turn-off – however, Sully has the perfect solution.

Episode 7. The Rusty Trombone
Piper's favorite band, The Dandy Warhols, are in town and Sam sees this as the perfect opportunity for him to take Piper out on a date. After hitting Meryl up for Trans Alliance company tickets to the concert, and promising Piper tickets to the show, Sam gets stuck at a brainstorming session at work, leaving Piper, desperate to go to the show, forced to take Derek up on his offer to go with him. Knowing Sam has to work, Russ gives the company tickets to his son Keith. Once Sam discovers Piper is going with Derek, and torn between his job at the airline and the girl of his dreams, he begs Meryl to cover for him at the office so he can meet Piper at the concert. Sam must race to rescue Piper from sleazy Derek and get back to the office in time without Russ knowing.  

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Episode 1. Window
The second season kicks off with Sam attempting to make inroads with an Icelandic airliner, while also trying to make inroads with Trans Alliance's new receptionist.

Episode 2. The Phantom
Russ crashes into Sam's car and covers it up. To ease his guilt he lends Sam his motorcycle, which also gets destroyed causing Sam to take extreme measures to replace the bike.

Episode 3. Yeah, Presents
A scramble to find the perfect gift ensues as Russ' birthday approaches. Sam discovers Russ once owned an exotic bird, so he sets out to track one down

Episode 4. CSI: Donut Idol Bowl
Russ wants the airline to have a family-friendly icon, and Sam submits an idea from Darcy. Though Russ likes the icon, he opts for a doodle drawn by Sully that inevitably causes more than a few headaches.

Episode 5. The Dutch
Sam is invited to lunch with airline-industry power players, including Russ' rival the Dutch. When Sam donates to the Dutch's charity, it leads to unexpected consequences.

Episode 6. Lady Business
Sam nominates Meryl for an award for female executives and unexpectedly draws her ire

Episode 7. Stride
Sam is put in charge of a product-placement partnership between the airline and a chewing-gum company. He ends up hooking up with the sales rep and allows the branding to get way out of hand.

Episode 8. Crazy Goat
Russ pressures his staff to generate some moneymaking ideas. With this in mind, Sam looks to facilitate a business merger by arranging a date between Derek and Darcy.

Episode 9. Fatty
Sam wears a fat suit to better understand how obese people experience air travel. During the flight, Russ wants Sam to keep an eye on his girlfriend, who he suspects is cheating.

Episode 10. The Stranger
Sam must make a difficult decision when an experienced veteran of the airline industry offers to help him out, as his involvement will cost the involvement of one of his dear friends.

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The Walking Dead premiered on AMC on October 31, 2010

About the Show:
The Walking Dead tells the story of the months and years that follow after a zombie apocalypse. It follows a group of survivors, led by police officer Rick Grimes, who travel in search of a safe and secure home.

The comic goes on to explore the challenges of life in a world overrun by zombies who take a toll on the survivors, and sometimes the interpersonal conflicts present a greater danger to their continuing survival than the zombies that roam the country. Over time, the characters are changed by the constant exposure to death and some grow willing to do anything to survive.

Cast:

Jon Bernthal	Shane Walsh
Jeffrey DeMunn	Dale
Linds Edwards	Leon Basset
Laurie Holden	Andrea
Andrew Lincoln	Rick Grimes
Sarah Wayne Callies	Lori Grimes
Steven Yeun	Glenn
Adam Minarovich	Ed
Chandler Riggs	Carl Grimes

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Episode 1. Days Gone Bye
A group of survivors led by police officer Rick Grimes travel in search of a safe and secure home after a zombie apocalyse.

Episode 2. Guts
Rick unknowingly causes a group of survivors to be trapped by walkers. The group dynamic devolves from accusations to violence, as Rick must confront an enemy far more dangerous than the undead.

Episode 3. Tell It to the Frogs
Rick makes a decision to go back to Atlanta to retrieve the bag of guns and save a man's life. Lori and Shane must deal with the surprising return of someone they thought was dead.

Episode 4. Vatos
Rick's mission to Atlanta is jeopardized when things go awry. Jim becomes unhinged in camp.

Episode 5. Wildfire
Rick leads the group to the CDC after the attack. Jim must make a terrible life and death decision.

Episode 6. TS-19
Rick and the group are allowed into the CDC by a strange doctor. But all is not what it seems in their newfound haven.

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Episode 1. Love Blurts
Veridian calculates who in the company is genetically compatible with in the hopes they'll breed better children and reduce health care costs. Linda and Ted vow not to give in but soon discover their perfect mates are... perfect. Meanwhile, Veronica wants Lem's perfect sperm, and Phil discovers the company wants him to have a vasectomy.

Episode 2. The Lawyer, The Lemur and the Little Listener
Veronica discovers that Rose knows all about company layoffs, thanks to her friends in her aftercare group. However, Ted becomes increasingly uncomfortable when Veronica uses the information to save her workers. Meanwhile, Linda tries to publish her first children's book but discovers she's unconsciously based her lemur character on Phil, and Lem discovers he has to pay by the hour to have sex with a company lawyer during business hours.

Episode 3. Battle of the Bulbs
Dr. Bhamba has an affair with Lem's mother Stella, a famous physicist who dislikes her son for selling out. While Lem deals with his issue, Ted has some issues of his own when the company overlooks him and embraces Linda's improvement on his long-lived long-life light bulb project.

Episode 4. It's Nothing Business, It's Just Personal
Ted reluctantly gets involved when Veronica loses sleep because of her boyfriend Mordor's energetic sex drive. Meanwhile, Lem gets a unique red lab coat and he and Phil try to puzzle out what it means... unaware that it means nothing.

Episode 5. The Great Repression
Cubicle worker Sheila mistakes Linda's comforting hug as sexual harassment, and files a lawsuit. When Ted tries to explain, things go badly and Sheila accuses him of sexual harassment as well. Veronica convinces the company to identify sexual harassment as a disease, but Ted and Linda refuse to be "treated." Meanwhile, Phil and Lem discover that retired robots are not sent to Veridian's "robot farm," and try to save a longtime working associate.

Episode 6. Beating a Dead Workforce
After an employee drops dead during a sleep system project on a tight deadline, Veridian uses his sacrifice to push everyone else to work harder. Ted objects when he realizes they're going to be working 14-hour days even after the current project wraps up. Linda decides to live in the moment, and Lem discovers that everyone thinks he was a friend of the dead man and decides to enjoy the attention.

Episode 7. Change We Can't Believe In
Ted has to deal with Ryan, an overly talkative security guard who won't leave Ted alone. Meanwhile, Phil and Lem are forced to work with Veronica directly for the first time, and Linda tries to befriend a co-worker who thinks she's needy.

Episode 8. The Impertence of Communicationizing
Veridian inadvertently puts out a memo telling employees "now" to use offensive language. Chaos reigns while Ted decides to loosen up his image, Veronica feels guilty that she won a promotion over a typo, and Phil asks Lem to tutor him in the fine art of insults.

Episode 9. The Long and Winding High Road
Ted goes head-to-head with Pete, the leader of the Veridian's other development team, when they both are assigned to develop a magnetic levitation belt. Ted wants to take the high road, but Pete has no such concerns... and neither does Veronica, who recruits Linda and Rose. Meanwhile, Phil and Lem break the lab thermostat, but can't admit it without being penalized by the company.

Episode 10. Lust in Translation
Ted tries to woo a German executive, but she insists on talking... and the only translator device available uses Phil's voice. Meanwhile, Phil and Lem wonder if they're really evil scientists, and Veronica is infuriated when she can't win a bagel-tossing game against Linda.

Episode 11. Mess of a Salesman
Ted makes the mistake of landing his lackadaisical brother Billy a job with Veridian's lab supply company. While Billy convinces Leb and Phil to buy lab equipment they don't need, Veronica unexpectedly embraces a charity program for girls.

Episode 12. It's My Party and I'll Lie If I Want To
Veronica is suspicious that Ted might be using his daughter to bond with the boss in an effort to advance his career. Meanwhile, Phil and Lem tentatively start a friendship with Linda.

Episode 13. Swag the Dog
Phil and Lem embark on a quest to gain respect around the office, Veronica goes on a reluctant treasure hunt inside the Veridian building, and Ted has to confront rumors of staff favoritism.

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Southland premiered on TNT on April 09, 2009

About the Show:
From Emmy Award winners John Wells, Ann Biderman and Chris Chulack comes a raw and authentic look at the police unit in Los Angeles. From the beaches of Malibu to the streets of East Los Angeles, "Southland" is a fast-moving drama that will take viewers inside the lives of cops, criminals, victims and their families.

Michael Cudlitz ("A River Runs Through It") plays John Cooper a seasoned Los Angeles cop assigned to train young rookie Ben Sherman (Benjamin McKenzie, "The O.C."). Cooper's honest, no-nonsense approach to the job leaves Sherman questioning whether or not he has what it takes to become a police officer.

Cudlitz and McKenzie are joined by other cast members including Regina King ("Ray," "Jerry Maguire") who plays Detective Lydia Adams. Adams lives with and is the primary caregiver of her mother. Her partner, Detective Russell Clarke (Tom Everett Scott, "Boiler Room") is an unhappily married father of three. Michael McGrady ("The Thin Red Line") plays Detective Daniel "Sal" Salinger. Sal oversees fellow gang detectives Nate Moretta (Kevin Alejandro, "Drive," "Ugly Betty") and Sammy Bryant (Shawn Hatosy, "Alpha Dog"). Arija Bareikis ("Crossing Jordan") plays as patrol officer Chickie Brown, a single mom who dreams of being the first woman accepted into SWAT.

Cast:

Arija Bareikis	Chickie Brown
Benjamin McKenzie	Ben Sherman
Kevin Alejandro	Nate Moretta
Michael Cudlitz	John Cooper
Michael McGrady	Daniel 'Sal' Salinger
Regina King	Lydia Adams
Shawn Hatosy	Sammy Bryant
Tom Everett Scott	Russell Clarke

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Boardwalk Empire premiered on HBO on September 19, 2010

About the Show:
A bustling little city by the seashore, totally dependent upon money spent by tourists, Atlantic City’s popularity rose in the early 20th century and peaked during Prohibition. The resort’s singular purpose of providing a good time to its visitors—whether lawful or not—demanded a single mentality to rule the town. Success of the local economy was the only ideology, and critics and do-gooders weren’t tolerated.

By 1900, a political juggernaut, funded by payoffs from gambling rooms, bars, and brothels, was firmly entrenched. For the next 70 years, Atlantic City was dominated by a partnership comprised of local politicians and racketeers. This unique alliance reached full bloom in the person of Enoch “Nucky” Johnson—the second of three bosses to head the Republican machine that dominated city politics and society.

In "Boardwalk Empire", Nucky Johnson, Louis “the Commodore” Kuehnle, Frank “Hap” Farley, and Atlantic City itself spring to life in all their garish splendor. Author Nelson Johnson traces “AC” from its humble beginnings as Jonathan Pitney’s seaside health resort, through the notorious backroom politics and power struggles, to the city’s astonishing rebirth as an entertainment and gambling mecca where anything goes.

"Boardwalk Empire" is a colorful, irresistible history of a unique city and culture. Here is proof positive that truth is stranger—and more compelling—than fiction.

Cast:

Steve Buscemi	Nucky Thompson
Michael Pitt	Jimmy Darmody
Kelly MacDonald	Margaret
Mike Shannon	Van Alden
Shea Whigham	Eli Thompson
Aleksa Palladino	Angela Darmody
Michael Stuhlbarg	Arnold Rothstein
Stephen Graham	Al Capone
Vincent Piazza	Lucky Luciano
Paz de la Huerta	Lucy

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Episode 1 Boardwalk Empire
Atlantic City's treasurer condemns alcohol; a housewife approaches Nucky about getting her husband a job; Nucky tells his ward bosses about the opportunity to profit from selling bootleg liquor; Jimmy makes an alliance.

Episode 2 The Ivory Tower
Investigating a crime which he feels has been pinned on a scapegoat, straight-arrow Agent Nelson Van Alden pays a visit to Nucky and leaves convinced that the Treasurer is "as corrupt as the day is long." Nucky quickly does damage control, enlisting his brother, Sheriff Elias Thompson, to close ranks with their underlings. Nucky discusses the upcoming election with his aging mentor, Commodore Louis Kaestner, with whom he debates the women's vote issue. Later, before heading out for a night on the town, Nucky rebukes an irate Arnold Rothstein over the phone, then meets privately with Margaret Schroeder, who asks him for help in providing for her children. As a long day ends, a traveling salesman named George Baxter, in town for a few days with an unwilling young beauty named Claudia, makes a startling discovery while on the road home to Baltimore.

Episode 3 Broadway Limited
Investigating a crime which he feels has been pinned on a scapegoat, straight-arrow Agent Nelson Van Alden pays a visit to Nucky and leaves convinced that the Treasurer is "as corrupt as the day is long." Nucky quickly does damage control, enlisting his brother, Sheriff Elias Thompson, to close ranks with their underlings. Meanwhile, in Chicago, Al Capone shows a local reporter what he thinks about accusations that Johnny Torrio was involved in the slaying of local mobster "Big Jim" Colosimo. Back in Atlantic City, Nucky discusses the upcoming election with his aging mentor, Commodore Louis Kaestner, with whom he debates the women's vote issue. Later, before heading out for a night on the town, Nucky rebukes an irate Arnold Rothstein over the phone, then meets privately with Margaret Schroeder, who asks him for help in providing for her children. As a long day ends, a traveling salesman named George Baxter, in town for a few days with an unwilling young beauty named Claudia, makes a startling discovery.


Episode 4 Anastasia
Boardwalk Empire has more secrets about who's who. There is also a party afoot.

Episode 5 Nights in Ballygran
Eli, Margaret and Van Alden undermine Nucky's attempts to usher in a joyous St. Patrick's Day.

Episode 6 Family Limitation
Nucky investigates a boardwalk theft; Jimmy scores points with Johnny Torrio in Chicago; Margaret stands up to Lucy.

Episode 7 Home
After his father Ethan is injured in a fall, Nucky uses the opportunity to refurbish his childhood home. During a visit to an army hospital, Jimmy befriends a disfigured vet named Richard Harrow, whose sharp eye may prove invaluable. Chalky considers a liquor proposition which would eliminate middle man Nucky. Van Alden gets a valuable lead on the woods massacre. Angela finds companionship in Jimmy's absence; Luciano and a friend cut a deal with the D'Alessio brothers. On a double-date with new friend Annabelle and her beaux, Margaret tries to get Nucky to open up about some painful childhood memories; on a tip from Capone, Jimmy eyes payback against one of Sheridan's thugs.

Episode 8 Hold Me In Paradise
While visiting Chicago for the Republican National Convention, Nucky gets some alarming news from Atlantic City.

Episode 9 Belle Femme
Nucky prepares for war with a rival faction; Jimmy stands by his alibi; Margaret helps Madame Jeunet.

Episode 10 The Emerald City
Nucky asks Margaret to toe the party line; Angela witnesses Jimmy s violent side; Capone faces a crossroads; Van Alden struggles with his emotions.

Episode 11 Paris Green
Nucky shakes up the status quo; Jimmy deals with family issues; Van Alden addresses Agent Sebso's temptations.

Episode 12 A Return to Normalcy
Atlantic City braces for change on election day; Torrio brokers a deal between two nemeses; Jimmy, Margaret, Van Alden and Eli think about their futures.

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In Treatment premiered on HBO on January 28, 2008

About the Show:
In Treatment follows therapist Paul Weston, his patients, and his family. Four out of five episodes focus on Paul's sessions with his patients and every fifth episode has him seeing his own therapist to discuss both the professional and the personal parts of his life.

The series, based on a hit Israeli show, BeTipul, aired five nights a week for almost nine weeks on HBO in the first season. The second season, while keeping the episodic focus and weekly timeline, changed its airing schedule to two days a week.

Cast:

Gabriel Byrne	Dr. Paul Weston
Dianne Wiest	Dr. Gina Toll
Michelle Forbes	Kate
Irrfan Khan	Sunil
Debra Winger	Frances
Dane DeHaan	Jesse
Amy Ryan	Adele
Hope Davis	Mia
Alison Pill	April
Aaron Shaw/color]	Oliver
Russell Hornsby	Luke
Sherri Saum	Bess
John Mahoney	Walter
Melissa George	Laura
Blair Underwood	Alex
Mia Wasikowska	Sophie
Josh Charles	Jake
Embeth Davidtz	Amy

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Episode 1. Laura - Week One
Laura is upset by several events, including an ultimatum from her boyfriend about their relationship, of the night before her therapy appointment with Paul, to whom she confesses something she's been hiding since their first meeting a year ago. .

Episode 2. Alex - Week One
Alex is a Navy fighter pilot who recently completed a mission to bomb a building in Baghdad that was thought to be an insurgent safe house but later discovered to be a school; sixteen children died and there is now a price on his head. Additionally, while at his home base on leave, he exerted himself running so much that he had a heart attack and was clinically dead. Alex has chosen Paul as his therapist because he is "the best," but Alex is also testing him, being aggressive in conversation and attempting to control what they talk about and when.

Episode 3. Sophie - Week One
Sophie, a 16 year old Olympic hopeful, visits Paul for the first time so that he can give his "professional opinion" on her sanity for a lawsuit involving a car crash that injured her while she was on her bicycle. Though she does not remember the accident, Sophie is sure that she did not purposely ride her bike into the car due to suicidal tendencies, as the insurance company claims.

Episode 4. Jake and Amy - Week One
Jake and Amy's third couples counseling session begins with Amy being late for the third time. Jake responds with suspicion and anger, upset that Amy may have arranged an abortion without telling him. The couple has come to Paul to come to a decision about whether to abort the pregnancy that happened a year after stopping five years of fertility treatments in an effort to have a second child.

Episode 5. Paul and Gina - Week One
Paul visits Gina, his former supervisor, because he feels that he is losing patience with his patients. They haven't seen each other in eight years–since Paul severed their relationship because he felt that she was interfering with rather than guiding his practice. In that time, Gina's husband died, she turned 60, and she retired, intending to spend her time writing. During their session, Paul's relationships with his patients, wife, and three children are discussed.

Episode 6. Laura - Week Two
A week after her tumultuous session, Laura returns in high spirits and with great news, but Paul seems unwilling to let her enjoy it.  

Episode 7. Alex - Week Two
Alex returns from Iraq and explains to Paul about the area he had bombed, but Paul is left at a loss for words when he reveals the real reason for his second visit.

Episode 8. Sophie - Week Two
Having arrived for her second session soaking wet, Sophie puts in a complaint about the other gymnasts, and Paul wants an explanation of a phone call he received before her arrival.

Episode 9. Jake and Amy - Week Two
Jake and Amy's session is cut short when a medical emergency arises. Paul has a contentious discussion about the state of their marriage with his wife, Kate.

Episode 10. Paul and Gina - Week Two
Paul, suffering from a terrible cold, explains to Gina his version of the previous days fight with Kate, mainly over their family's well-being and troubled marriage.

Episode 11. Laura - Week Three
Paul's topic of discussion revolves around Laura's lateness for her session, which makes him wonder if the sessions are helping or causing more harm.

Episode 12. Alex - Week Three
Alex is hung up on talking about the chance meeting he had with Paul's other patient, Laura, but Paul has other issues he wants to discuss such as why Alex left his wife and about his relationship with his son.

Episode 13. Sophie - Week Three
Sophie's third session turns sorrowful after a joyous beginning; after recalling the breakup of her parents, she explains her relationship with her coach and his family and she pushes Paul to finish with her evaluation.   

Episode 14. Jake and Amy - Week Three
Accusations fly when Jake interrupts Paul and Amy while they are discussing her recent miscarriage. Jake is under the suspicion that Amy wants to cheat on him with Paul, her boss or anyone who seems important.

Episode 15. Paul and Gina - Week Three
Paul describes his relationship with Laura while revealing his emotions about Kate's recent affair and how it affects the kids.

Episode 16. Laura - Week Four
Laura recounts her first romantic tryst with Alex, in great detail, as Paul tries to hide his emotions..

Episode17. Alex - Week Four
Alex arrives early to his session, and tells Paul his version of what happened with Laura since last week.

Episode 18. Sophie - Week Four
Sophie shows up after a night of partying without her casts, and has a breakdown as she recalls her accident.

Episode 19. Jake and Amy - Week Four
Jake and Amy talk about the history of their relationship, and the session ends in another fight.

Episode 20. Paul and Gina - Week Four
Despite the stressful events of the past week, Paul is in an uncharacteristically good mood, but he is still upset about his past conflicts with Gina, as well as her current thoughts on his experience with patient and therapist boundaries.

Episode 21. Laura - Week Five
Laura's session is nearly disastrous when her days as an adolescent after her mother's death are brought up, including her relationship with an older man.

Episode 22. Alex - Week Five
Paul tries to get Alex to open up about his father during their therapy session, but the session turns hot when Alex turns the tables on Paul by asking him about his relationship with Laura.

Episode 23. Sophie - Week Five
Paul gets a front row view to Sophie's relationship with her mother when Sophie begrudgingly allows her mother to attend the session. Paul makes a deal with Sophie to continue with her sessions.

Episode 24. Jake and Amy - Week Five
Jake and Amy deal with the fallout of last week's session and their decision to separate.

Episode 25. Paul and Gina - Week Five
Kate and Paul have their first couples counseling session with Gina and they discuss Kate's affair and the relationship between Paul and one of his patients.

Episode 26. Laura - Week Six
Paul makes a point to Laura about fantasy and reality by using his own past experiences.

Episode 27. Alex - Week Six
One of Alex's dreams provokes a strong reaction from him and a possible revelation.

Episode 28. Sophie - Week Six
A discussion about Sophie's issues with food leads to an exploration of her feelings toward her father.

Episode 29. Jake and Amy - Week Six
Amy is warned by Paul not to reject Jake, who has been trying hard to improve their relationship.

Episode 30. Paul and Gina - Week Six
A heated argument ensues when questions arise about Kate's role in Paul's life.

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Episode 31. Laura - Week Seven
With Laura having no appointment, Paul has a discussion of recent troubles with his college-aged son Ian and daughter Rosie.

Episode 32. Alex - Week Seven
Paul believes that Alex still has some issues to cover despite his insistence that he is ready for combat, especially after he reveals an incident about his son's birthday party.

Episode 33. Sophie - Week Seven
Despite the fact that Sophie's father is never around, she feels compelled to defend her relationship with him to Paul.

Episode 34. Jake and Amy - Week Seven
Jake is left shocked and hurt after Amy makes revelations about the day her father died.

Episode 35. Paul and Gina - Week Seven
Paul reluctantly agrees to take part in Gina's therapeutic experiment, while trying to accept that Kate and Rosie have been keeping secrets from him.

Episode 36. Laura - Week Eight
An unexpected tragedy leads Paul to see Laura again.

Episode 37. Alex - Week Eight
Paul receives a visit to his office by a grieving parent. The talk becomes heated at times, but Paul tactfully, yet firmly, defends his occupation.

Episode 38. Sophie - Week Eight
Paul needs to convince Sophie to not blame herself for the faults of her parents.

Episode 39. Jake and Amy - Week Eight
Jake talks about his late night visit to see his overachieving parents and the strain on their relationship. Kate comes to a conclusion about remaining in therapy sessions.

Episode 40. Paul and Gina - Week Eight
Gina and Paul have their most confrontational session yet after his ambivalence about the benefits received from therapy and his recent personal setbacks cause an unexpected reaction from Gina.

Episode 41. Sophie - Week Nine
While on her way to therapy with Paul, Sophie is surprised by her father, but is unsure of whether to let him back in her life after all they have been through.

Episode 42. Jake and Amy - Week Nine
Jake and Amy reflect on how therapy has changed their relationship, as Paul helps them in mapping out the consequences on how their latest decisions will affect their future together.

Episode 43. Paul and Gina - Week Nine
Paul finally is able to contact Laura, and has intentions of pursuing her.

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Episode 1. Mia - Week One
Recently divorced Paul is now living in Brooklyn, and reconnects with a former patient/lawyer, Mia, whose firm helps him with a legal problem.

Episode 2. April - Week One
Paul is taken aback when his new patient, April, an architecture student, doesn't want her parents to know of her serious health problem.

Episode 3. Oliver - Week One
Oliver is a sixth grade student who is brought to Paul by his divorcing parents because he is having difficulty while staying at his father's new house.

Episode 4. Walter - Week One
Walter, an influential business executive, has been asked by his wife to seek help concerning his anxiety issues.

Episode 5. Gina - Week One
Paul hopes aboard a train to head to Maryland for a session with Gina, and discusses his legal problems and changes his life has seen.

Episode 6. Mia - Week Two
Mia's first session has her admitting to Paul that she was hoping he'd be impressed by her job and that she disclosed her relationship with a married man.

Episode 7. April - Week Two
April talks about her ex-boyfriend and his newest relationship, and their reaction to her condition she is currently in.

Episode 8. Oliver - Week Two
Oliver talks to Paul about the problems he's been having at school, but admits he hasn't told his parents out of fear it will cause them to fight even more.

Episode 9. Walter - Week Two
Paul tries to get Walter to acknowledge that he has panic attacks and that they may have their origins in a tragic event from when he was a child. Meanwhile, Rosie comes for a visit and is upset to learn her father is involved in a lawsuit.

Episode 10. Gina - Week Two
Paul is unsure about continuing his therapy with Gina, but winds up bringing up a teen romance and how it relates to his mom's first suicide attempt.

Episode 11. Mia - Week Three
Paul is punished by Mia for being late on Monday morning by bringing up Laura's deposition in the Alex Prince case and imagining all the details of Laura and Paul's relationship.

Episode 12. April - Week Three
April has been up all night working on a project and asks for an earlier session because she doesn't feel she can stay awake until her usual time. She becomes angered though when a discussion about a childhood accident turns into a conversation about her mother's devotion to her autistic brother.  

Episode 13. Oliver - Week Three
Oliver discusses his week of staying at his father's home which leads to a few surprising disclosures. One includes his confusion over a specific family matter just before his parents' separation.  

Episode 14. Walter - Week Three
Walter talks about his recent visit to Rwanda to see his daughter, all while trying to keep up with disastrous business emergency.

Episode 15. Gina - Week Three
Paul is encouraged by Gina to talk about his father's declining health and what effect his feeling of abandonment may have on his relationship with his kids.

Episode 16. Mia - Week Four
Mia bursts into the Monday morning session, excitedly remembering all the lurid details of her weekend's wild debauchery. But Paul wants to concern themselves over her Sunday brunch with her father.

Episode 17. April - Week Four
April's health continues to be a concern for Paul, as she seems more concerned about her autistic brother's condition than her own.

Episode 18. Oliver - Week Four
As Bess readies for a well-needed vacation, she gushes over how well Oliver has done, but Paul is skeptical that her son could have changed that quickly.

Episode 19. Walter - Week Four
Having to deal with the aftermath of his company's crisis, Walter looks back at the loyalty towards the family who owns it and the media's perception of him.

Episode 20. Gina - Week Four
Gina gives Paul some criticism for his constant complaints about what's missing from his life, and urges him to make peace with his bedridden father.

Episode 21. Mia - Week Five
Among the areas touched on for this session between Paul and Mia include a discussion about mortality, being alone and making up for lost time.

Episode 22. April - Week Five
April talks about her life since starting chemo and how one of her friends has reacted to the news of her cancer.

Episode 23. Oliver - Week Five
Oliver's father is worried over his change for the worse concerning his behavior in school and at home. His father is also preoccupied by his own problems.

Episode 24. Walter - Week Five
Paul fears that Walter's recent behavior will do him harm.

Episode 25. Gina - Week Five
Paul is pressed by Gina to talk about his father. Alex's father gives Paul something else to think over.

Episode 26. Mia - Week Six
Paul and Mia discuss her troubled relationship with her mom.

Episode 27. April - Week Six
One of Alex's dreams provokes a strong reaction from him and a possible revelation.

Episode 28. Oliver - Week Six
Neither Paul nor Oliver can wholly endorse the radical idea for the future of their family which Luke and Bess suggested.

Episode 29. Walter - Week Six
Paul suggests to Walter that he leaves his corporate attitude in the past.

Episode 30. Gina - Week Six
Gina and Paul clash when it's suggested that she's not personally invested in her patients.

Episode 31. Mia - Week Seven
Mia changes her direction after her plan of coaxing Paul in a trap falls short.

Episode 32. April - Week Seven
April's revelation begins a discussion concerning her anger problems and her future plans.

Episode 33. Oliver - Week Seven
Paul discusses Oliver's fears about his parents' needing to solve their problems.  

Episode 34. Walter - Week Seven
Paul attempts to have Walter see his life beyond being a CEO and as a person.

Episode 35. Gina - Week Seven
Paul and Gina look to the future into uncharted territory for their relationship.

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Episode 1. Sunil - Week One
A retired math professor reluctantly visits Paul to discuss the death of his wife, his displacement to the U.S. and the tension he experiences while living with his son's family.

Episode 2. Frances - Week One
An actress, whose sister was previously treated by Paul, begins therapy to discover why she is blanking out during rehearsals for a new play.

Episode 3. Jesse - Week One
A 16-year-old discusses his promiscuity, his unsettled family life with adopted parents and an alarming voicemail.

Episode 4. Adele - Week One
Paul visits a young therapist in order to get a new prescription for sleeping pills.

Episode 5. Sunil: Week Two
Sunil talks about his arranged marriage in India and living with Arun's family in New York.

Episode 6. Frances: Week Two
Frances discusses her frustrations at work, feeling alienated from her daughter and health fears.

Episode 7. Jesse: Week Two
Paul wants to address Jesse s reluctance to contact his birth mother.

Episode 8. Adele: Week Two
Paul tells Adele that he feels betrayed and worries about how his illness will impact the children.

Episode 9. Sunil: Week Three
Sunil recounts his first impressions of Julia, but becomes defensive when Paul mentions jealousy.

Episode 10. Frances: Week Three
Frances fractured relationship with Patricia is traced to their late mother.

Episode11. Jesse: Week Three
Paul tries to generate a dialogue between Jesse and his stepmother.

Episode 12. Adele: Week Three
Paul worries about losing Max to a stepfather.

Episode 13. Sunil: Week Four
Sunil finds his son and Julia s relationship is similar to his affair.

Episode 14. Frances: Week Four
Frances experiences self-loathing after reliving painful family memories.

Episode 15. Jesse: Week Four
Paul has a breakthrough in trying to get Jesse to connect with his birth parents.

Episode 16. Adele: Week Four
Paul opens up about his lack of passion.

Episode 17. Sunil: Week Five
Sunil vividly accounts a recent violent dream.

Episode 18. Frances: Week Five
Frances panics; Paul is accused of being overly sympathetic to Frances sister.  

Episode 19. Jesse: Week Five
Paul learns that Jesse has sabotaged a meeting with his biological parents.  

Episode 20. Adele: Week Five
Adele believes that Paul is obsessed with an impossible relationship

Episode 21. Sunil: Week Six
Paul is concerned about Sunil's erratic behavior at home.

Episode 22. Frances: Week Six
Frances grows more anxious when her sister's condition worsens.

Episode 23. Jesse: Week Six
Jesse worries about being abandoned by his parents.

Episode 24. Adele: Week Six
Adele addresses Paul's inability to make decisions.

Episode 25. Frances: Week Seven
Frances struggles with the prospect of losing her sister.

Episode 26. Sunil: Week Seven
Paul is shocked by a revelation regarding Sunil's therapy.

Episode 27. Jesse: Week Seven
Paul tries to get Jesse to open up about a recent transgression and his relationship with his father.

Episode 28. Adele: Week Seven
Paul contemplates the future of his own therapy and his practice

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